Hilton is set to welcome Hilton Garden Inn Brisbane City Centre North to its family, the fifth Hilton Garden Inn hotel in the Australasian pipeline. Collaborating with Spring Hill Property Group Pty Ltd, part of Image Developments, Hilton will be overseeing the 129-room, with the commencement of construction works this year.
“We are actively seeking to introduce more of our award-winning brands to Queensland and are delighted to be partnering with Spring Hill Property Group Pty Ltd to welcome the Hilton Garden Inn brand in Brisbane which will mark our fifth hotel in Queensland and our second in Brisbane; a fantastic addition to Hilton Brisbane on Elizabeth Street,” said Guy Phillips, senior vice president, Development, Asia and Australasia, Hilton.
Philips explained that the signing of Hilton Garden Inn Brisbane City Centre North follows the announcement of Hilton Garden Inn Sydney Kingswood last year as a bid to show Hilton’s dedication to its organic growth strategy, which sees the company leading the right brands to the right places, at the right time.
Situated thirteen kilometres from the Brisbane Airport, the hotel will be strategically located in the north of Brisbane’s central business district (CBD) offering easy access to all parts of the CBD, and convenient walking distance to several city centre attractions, including Fortitude Valley, Brisbane’s nightlife capital. Food lovers will also enjoy visiting local restaurants and bars at Howard Smith Wharves or Eagle Street Pier, while leisure travellers will enjoy being located close to St Andrew’s War Memorial and Royal Brisbane Hospitals, Victoria Park and the RNA Showgrounds.
“We are delighted to partner with Hilton on this project that will bring their Hilton Garden Inn brand to an east coast CBD location for the first time,” said Rupert Yang, Director, Spring Hill Property Group Pty Ltd and Image Developments Pty Ltd.
“Hilton Garden Inn Brisbane City Centre North will contribute to Brisbane’s growth as a vibrant, dynamic city, which already benefits from significant intrastate and interstate leisure and business travel. As proud Australian developers who have been active in Southeast Queensland for fifteen years, we look forward to the continued transformation of the city as it plans to welcome back international visitors and prepares for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games,” he added.
Hilton Garden Inn Brisbane City Centre North will offer a deluxe and affordable accommodation alternative to travellers upon completion. Designed by Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects, the hotel will have 129 rooms, a full-service restaurant and bar, meeting spaces, an exercise room, and The Shop, a 24-hour grab-and-go retail store providing guests with essentials, local beverages, and tasty snacks.
“Having recently celebrated the opening of our 50th Hilton Garden Inn in Asia Pacific, and with more than 110 hotels in the pipeline, our goal is to welcome guests with our sunny approach to service, everywhere their travels take them,” said Jenny Milos, Vice President, Focused Service & All Suites Brand Management, Asia Pacific, Hilton.
“Already a key Australian city and the gateway to Queensland, the coming years will be an exciting time for Brisbane and will pave the way for savvy new travellers to the city to experience Hilton Garden Inn’s renowned positive, upbeat service.”
